01 / IMPLEMENTING PARTNERS
Local knowledge.
Common commitment.
Organizations recognized in AMURT’s partner directory, working in health, education, child care, and community development.
The Abha Seva Sadan Multitherapy Charitable Health Centre (ASSMCH) provides quality health care and health education. Its work includes holistic health care for people with limited resources, grassroots work in villages, and training local health workers.
Baan Dada children’s home and community services is a long-term partner of AMURT in Thailand. It began as a boys’ home in Huay Ma Lai village, Sangklaburi, Kanchanaburi province, in 1994, to help protect disadvantaged children in the area.
Baan Unrak is a children’s project in northwest Thailand, caring for disadvantaged children, including refugees from Myanmar. Its work also includes a kindergarten and primary school, a weaving cottage industry, an alternative clinic, and community-based outreach.
The Lotus Children’s Centre is a Mongolian nonprofit, nongovernmental organization working with vulnerable children and families to provide the basic human rights of shelter, food, and education, including care for abused, orphaned, and abandoned children.
P.O.O.R. works to address the needs of rural communities in India. Its work described in AMURT’s directory includes improving infrastructure at schools with attached orphanages in North and West Bengal, Meghalaya, Jharkhand, and Tamil Nadu.